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VOL. 84. NO. 41.
TARBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1906.
ESTABLISH ED IS22.
A FACT
ABOUT THE "BLUES"
J
What is known as the "Blues
js seldom occasioned by actual exist
ins extern J conditions, but In the
great majority of cases by a disorder
edLiVLR a.
THIS IS A FACT
which may be demonstra
ted by trying a course of
They c ntrol and regulate the tJVTER.
They brin? hope and bouyancy to the
mind. They bring health and elastic
ity to the body. .
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.-
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hate Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
S7
fl
FL- siciaa and Surgeon,
Tarboro, X. C. 'Phone No. 1
56.
fi r. usorial Artist and Hir-
suit Pecorator.
Two doors from Bank of Tarboro
Lr'IiKD CULLEY.
BABBEB,
TAKBOKO, N.C
1NL!. !'.. HYATT,
V .
"FUWNITURE AND UNDER
TAKER, (w :; Iay & fledges Stables
Eoii.it !.-( phone ?0. Tarboro, N, C.
OFTIIEHIGUTKnC
The resolutions that we publish
which the negroes of this town
and vicinity adopted are rather
verbose, but the speeches or talks
made in approving thera were of
the riht ring.
The meeting was well attended
and by negroes who would do
credit to the race anywhere. There
was no attempt to mince matters.
Each speaker showed by his earn
estness that-he was opposed to
lawlessness and when it caiue to
ravishment he was one with the
best of whites. - v . , .
' The meeting was no prepared
affair, there were no Bet speeches.
Nathan "Williams and a few other
good citizens of his race called the
meeting and there was a court
room full of theuK Those who
heard the brief talks that were
made had no doubt of their sin
cerety and good faith.
. The Southerner has frequently
asserted that we had negro citi
zens that would compare with the
best. The meeting gave ample ev
idence of this. Bat have we enough?
W hope so, for we believe that
there is enough leaven iu the two
hundred who unanimously adopt
ed these resolutions in no per
functory manner which with con
tinued efforts will leaveu almost
the entire loaf.
That meeting started the ball
in motion, we hope that its rol
ling for the upliftiig and better
ment of the race will not be per
mitted to stop.
jjB.C.A
WHITEHEAD,
Surgeon Dentist,
TARBORO, N. G.
O'.ncs hours y to 1 and 2 to 6.
, R. DCLN WILLIAMS,-
scrgeon
Dentist.
i
tafNityms Oxide and Oxygen Gas
aciniuisWed in the extraction of teeth
TARBORO. . ........ ....N.C.
Virtaeaof Prf naerr.
As a stimulant of the sense.
perfume has its use. If it be ot
the pure and unadulterated kind
made from flowers, it is a whole
some aid to well bein? and cood
health. Its artiseptic qualities
make the old fashioned plan cf
sprinkling it . upon the handker
chief a sensible o'w, ! ecHwse ib
hiiuukei chief id ou cfiea uuilvy t
carrying infection. But it is by
means of a spray that the per
fumes recommend scent to be con
veyed' to the person, and by pour
ing 6 little into the palm of the
hand. ' - v
JAME5 M. NORFLEET
Attorney at Law
Room Norfleet BldgW. St.
James Street, Tarboro, N. C.
t A. ZOELLER,
C? Gasoline and Steam Engine
Kxpert, Adjusting of Gasoline Ed
.siie? a specialty. d6twtf
E
l)V;iX F. FENNER,
IIYICIAN AND SURGEON
-icently occupied by R. G.
Allsbrook, Esq.
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Another fashion that has lately
arisen is that of scenting the hair.
Women wear perfumed caps at
night, undergo the dry shampoo
at the hands of their maids with
or rib powder, and havt th. ir hair
biushed with perfumed oils, after
which it is burnished with the
palm of the hand and a silk band
kerchief pad. Scent bags are sewd
into the hats that are worn, to
intensify the perfume used -on the
head These help to distribute the
odor iar and wide.
Rose "perfume is a favorite at
present, and hearts of Persian
roses, little pinkish petals dried
almost brown, are strewn whole
sale in cupboards among body
linen, in the escritoire ana in the
handbasr. Russian leather is an
other odor that is popular, in
liquid and in actual stripe of
aromatic skin. Ean de Cologne is
still acknowledged as a most
splendid vitalizer but is only
- . . -w-
healthy when it is pure ana .ng
iish lavender water still has its
votaries. London Mail.
TMCikia Paurlat. ,
The Washington Post has never
had an exalted opinion of the Cu
ban patriot. Wh'ila the Post in its
inimitable style speak with teem
ing levity yet there are chunks of
truth in what it says atid betwten
the Hues:
Ve aw ait with genolrioanxkty
the outcome of StcreUry Tafi'e
effort to disarm the Cnban revo
lutionists. It has beu ttied Lefoie
and has never yet tacred-d.
Even in 16U9 or was it llhjut
when President McKiuley sent his
rnend, Kobert r. Porter, to tie
island with g3,00o,000 in co!d cab
not to disarm the berj of Uumex
and Maceo, but to purchase their
weapoLS at 75 acb, the result
was visible only in a collection of
ancient blunderbusses and other
archaic weapons, absolutely use
less and 'interesting chit fly as
relics of the s xteenth ceutury.
They took the money all right.
Old Gomez emerged from tl e
chaparral, for the first time io
three years, and al: the eeuetals.
colonels, majors, c stepped op
to the ofhee and got their tnouey.
But the United ritatt-n tecelved
nothing mere valuable than a lot
of junk aud scrap iion which would
have been wastefnlly expeusive at
2 cents a pound. Arituins from
the past to the present. wht rea
son have we to suppose that the
Cuban bushwhacker will surren
der for civilization's sake that
whicn they refused to surrender a
few years ago for real money?
-But of course ilr. Tait does
not actually expect to get those
guns. lie is far too wise and too
experienced. The proposition is
part of the appointment ot com
mittees, and all that sort of thinp;
the" commissioning of numerous
gentlemen who haven't held an
office or drawn a salary for ever so
long; the launching of solemn and
picturesque confabulation, which
the typical Cuban loves much bet
ter than he doe Lis life. What
the typical Cuban yearns for
above all other hapciaes in this
sablnnary spheie, i the livery of
coiiiUqueoce. the opportunity to
ca.-er m the H'lifltljr, tte warrant
loi t'isplay aLd puget.t.y. Abit wll
these - blessings becretary lalt
now showers on him with a fat
and friendly hand. In effect, be
says to them: "Be good and ftbow
devotion to the country of your
birth and love. You are all burn
ing to sacrifice personal ambition
on the altar of Cuba a glory and
renown. I know it by the smoke
which so gracefully curls. Ta-taJ I
deoendupon you.' Bit he knows
c tLe -a.jn uiu, iL ch-iI
-4tilc army will do t ntana
he will pai) away from Havana,
acrot-8 the eemi-!ropic'af under
standing perfectly weil tbat it
makes not the slightest difference
whether the champions of liberty
disgorge or not.
It is only fair to call attention
to these features ot the Uul a a
situation. We owe it to our fun
loving readers to give them the
key to the burlesque.
Gaf-
er our Jack of All "Trades pump
w;ttt: . saw wood, cut feed tnd do
i vue that a eooa reliable
line Engrine can do for vou. A
cata ne for the asking. I sell
a - k i ; i ! o f machinery for cash or
( t lit R. A. ZOELLER.
.vi am PS HOWARD, .
County Attorney.
1 in the Court House .
lancemtn.
lce All!
The Edjrecombe County Farm
ers' Alliance will meet with Ex
oolainr Snb-Alliance. No. 790 at
school house No. 1, near J. M.
Howell's, on Thursday, Oct. 11th,
im ot 12 o'clock m. A full at
tendance is earnestly desired.
R.G.Hart,
Secretary.
A VBDC Mather l .
"My mother has snddtnly been
made youDg at 70. Twenty years
of intense suffering from dyspep
BiA bad entirely disabled ber, on
til six months ago. when she fce-
ean takinz tlectrio Bitters, which
... wa ..
have completely cuiea ner anu
reHtored the strength and activity
she had in the prime of Ii'e,
writes Mrs. W. L Gilpatrick, of
Danforth, Me. Greatest retia-
tive m?dicine on tne pioi r. o -ia
stomach. Liver atid Kiudeya
ncrlit. nurinea the blood, and
eures Malaria-, Bdiusne8 and
Weaknesses. Woideiful erve
Tonic Price 60c. Uuaranteed by
Staton &. Zoeller.
Ckliklwkki.
The Chinese Court is one of the
prou J st in the world, hon-stly
lelievinir, itself to be without a
rival in dignity or In resources or
in a kind of divine light to prl
tuary among the natiots. It is as
impatient of threats from mer
cLants as we onc were of threats
from French culoneU; and t hour a
owing tt a long tradition of mili
tary weakness, it finds evaaioo
and trickery rier than defiance,
a i imam. a
ii wcuui, ii u aarHi, prefer to
wrap itself up in a kind of deaf
piide and leate the birbamna to
complain as long- aa they pleased
without reul .
Ithaaalvaa bitheito cootid-
ete1 any appeal to fvrce aa vuler
and violeotr but the aucceaa of the
Japanese, both in iuportiog West
era civilisation and winaine bat
tles, has acted la Pekin as the
solvent of those old prejudices.
The statesmen who govern, forcwd
by the wounded pride of their
eubjrctr, who rage at their rob
miaeivecess, are williog to accept
"reiorms," but intend by reforms
something very different from the
meaning usually assigned to the
word in Euiope.
They are seeking for more in-
depeudeDce tht is, for better
means of defying or punishing
pieeure from the barbarian world.
If they could but secure an army
and a fleet like those of Japan
tby would be content to leave all
othet reforms ui.aoue.bt.
Ibe Boxer moyen.ent, which
was a aponlaneous as well as a
fierce one, was not a movement
for n-ore liberty, or more juatice,
or even lighter tuition, but was
an effort to compel the com t to rid
itself of the foreigner and his in
fluence. It is an army, not a con
stitution, which the governor
genetalof Peehill is striviog to
found, and it Is by no meat s clear
that he will cot ucced in found
ing iL 8ome European observers
say h s new fortes, 120.000 ttrong
are extremely well drilkd, fairly
officered, and provided with all
necessary mu onions.
China has large undeveloped
resources, and a mobile aimv,eren
though small, 1 a mot eCicient
instrument fur reiving tie. The
court, too, has had two ex peri-
en era which ha v dissipated many
of its lurking fa rs. It u&d to
dread Buaaia xceillcglj; and it
has seen the Russian armies driv
en Dace by Aioogois like lU-owo
subjects, men, indeed, whom it
has been taught by tradition to
regard as the inferiors ot Chinese.
At the same time. It has found
that it own abi'ity toflr is a
fsriuid Hlc iuj'ttuent of Jefeucs.
t saw qa.te as clearly ss the
European statrsmen that a march
on biDan from the coast was a
wore dangerous enterprsse than
H a rope wou'd consent to under
Uke.
Uithio a few years, therefore.
tbe army of China may be locreas
ed to 6O0.C0O meo,and an invasion
of tbe country will be as nearly
impossible as ever ait ee there-
treat of 1812. tbe lovaaion of
Russia has been held to be by all
serirus soldiers. With tbat force
tbe court will fetl safe, and sveiy
grandee of a fottign ambassador
will be reduced to a kind of glori
fied dioputaot on international
aw. Spectator.
V X TED 10,000 lbs of bees
a, wool, and feathers. J. Zan
iltr. I5tf
OF
It was a little, newly arrived
;tpr that nurse held in her arms.
and seven-vear-old Robbie stood
fxrTi-t -rt,E-Tvri id I ionlnnRlv inspectinGT her. lo his
X U J JJm VAA11 A. AM I J wv - w v
TV A A. V W A . f
attract iye than any mtie sisier oi
thA nther bovs that he coma re
mtR.)wr. and he felt a keen thrill
f auan'oointment. So he put his
hands deep in his pockets like
nana, wrinkled up his nose, and,
regarding the" new acquisition
navae-elv. said:
"Well, I call that ptetty near a
failure.'' Cincinnati Commeieial
Tribune.
Tk VrfBtMl rMMi
The court room lut evening was
comfoitab:j filled with oor leading
citisena called together Ucauae.cf
the recent attempt at dastardly
ot. trace. Rev. R, C. Cravto was
called to tbe chair . and Frank
Powell made secretary, ilr. Craven
said tbat be need not d sell on the
criraa tbat brought forth such so
blags. The meeting s be
nnderstood it was to cobsider wh: t
under tLecircnmatances would beat
serve and promote the peace, good
o hr.nd quiet of tbe commwiitjr,
bat as CapU W. 11. Pewtll, be bv
lievedwasone of tie leaders io
bringing about the meeting Is
would ak him for aa er-reion cf
his viws:
Capt. Powell said that la his
opinion much of the lawlessoeew
was due to Idleoeea and he favored
turning the meeting oto
a good government club and ap
pointing committee of 23 of our
best citizens to act with a similar
number of eegroea, for be believed
tbat they were seriously in earnest
Io their declaration, to stop loaf
log. Tbat to rut aa end to Idle
ness, there must be no temporizing
but the strong hand most be used
firmly, diacreelty and Justly.
This proposition was received
with applause and reading of tbe
perceediegs of the negros was call
ed for and had.
Rev. Mr. John was called for.
lie said that he had lived with os
too brief a time to be acquainted
with local conditions, bat he reali
zed the necessity of doing some
thing and he was with na heart
and soul.
Capt. It. A. Watson said that be
agreed with Capt. Powell.
Col. J. W. Cotton did also aad
urged that the town and county
keep here blood houoda, a soggta
tion tbat was promptly approved.
S. 8. Nash spoke on the evils of
Idleness and lbs effect not only la
conducing to crime but demoraliz
ing all set rants to tbat the domes
tic servant problem was pressing
for solatAoa.
Dr. James Philips said tbat since
his return here he had fouud a
decided change for the worse with
servants, who were cot" only trifl-
' log but often iosoltlogr l.c fvcr
ed positive arlioo.
II. A. Gillian favored hsviog
the colored people cooperate; that
such cooperation could be made
most effective, and he bsd no
doubt of the grod faith cf the ne
groes who had met the evening
before.
Opt. Jas. B. Lloyd believed
idleness to be tbe root of much
lawlessness; that shoold be stopped
and tbe one who would not work
should be tnsde to walk.
F. S. WUklnsoatald ranch of
the crime committed by the
negroes was doe to taking govern
ment from tbe stranger la
This had wide too many of the
race disregard ful of the Southern
white. Education was tbe sore
Elsewhere it will be seenthst
the Democrafe will In a few days
begin their eanvaxs. It U Chair
man Alhbrock's idea to bare the
canvas abort and sUeoceo, tak
ing as little of tbe time of tbe vo
ters as is consistent with r si
log tbe Imucs.
At there w ill be only ooe apeak.
log in a locality, there should be a
Urge to- bo it on that day. All c f
cutcan file joe day to hear leg tbe
speeches which will be good ones.
There are no derwys on tbe
Democratic ticket, each aad every
ooe siocerely relieves la tbe raa-e
and principle of the party tbtl
has tKiminalrd aim.
Tom oat and hear lb eta.
Success says tbat tbe most just
ly celebrated passage of English
proe literature Is ooe from Car-1 rem dy, but that took time a od I e
write
Pave lUTs Great Wild Wcat
Show arrived btredotieg tbe early
hours Fri. mortriog aad piubrd
tbeir ttnU in tbe Commons. There
wjs bustle and baslle sad strena
osity for awhile ssch as woo Id bav
highly dahgbtad PrraUeot Room
valt, bad be wilaeawd tbe auload.
log, aad rrvparstiortfor tbe parade.
Tbe small bojs. aad some large
ones too, were ep before the
glorious sun bsd
walked o'er yon high Kira
hMV
to tbe real aggrr gallon aa
tbty diaro.Urked al tbe nulroad
sidiog. Tbe day has Wea UUJ fwf
outdoor performances sod Ibtrt
was qoiu a crowd of people on the
lreU old, yoaogr wkiu aad
black to witora lbs grand parade
which was Indeed a very cradtUUs
and unions affair.
The show opened in the after
ooon and those who attended It no
doubt thoroughly enjoyed the en
trrtalaipg per forms Dev.
The arena represents as far sj
poaaitle the plains of the the Far
West in pioneer dsya and git aw an
eiart rvpeodo'tioti of lite la tbe
West st thai peviod of out coea
try's history, with Indians, BaCa
!o,Broochos and poalea, Pawnee
Bill has an exhibition ut tie
Far Eaat also. In hka nalqne sccre
gstioa are reprrsentatives of tbe
FarEaatcrn conatries, there beicg
Turks, Hiodoon, Booth Africa a
Kaffirs, Filipinos Randans ard
Jspa. The show la all rrv1
cum par ra fturb!y wlia tiu0a
Bill's.
The rsrsde wasararly to talks
la leegth, bring tbeloogeat evtr
s en here. Tbtre are three bond
rid and fifty people w Ith tbe abow
and they isve threw band red and
eighty seven borar, t9Ulrs tie
pbsoif, camels, burros, aad beffs
loea.
Iloraemanablp, of a high azd
akblful order, was a stroec ard
entertaiolng feature of tbe gerfor
meace, aad tbe mllltsrj evolatioce
were rendered sklllfslly, rivlag a
splendid Idea of what Uacle Baza's
boys ran do on tbe field of battle.
Pawnee Bill's show Is free from
all skin games, tricks aad Kke&
of deception lo fact there ts
nothing bit clean! leem and derwory
about this great show.
12) alam Wmj&eiz
DISTINCTIVELY A CREAM OF
TARTAR BAKING POWDER
Royal do not ccstaLn ca ctcta cf
phosphatic add (which is the
product of bones digested in sul
phuric acid) or cf aJura (which b
one-third sulphuric add) substan
ce adopted for ether baiin pow
der because of their cheapness,
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tbeir nuv kiaJMMi klJ ,, IeUt..
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tow that no owe col4 ar- .ITTi'. " ! ' .
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M,a Geo. Walls: of Forest City,
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Tar moves tha bowels, contains no OpUtea.
it ii re Dealers, Funeral
rectors' and Etnbalmers.
Di
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v. llus. Our liberal accom
modations are yours for
the asking. ,-' v
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Kight You Eight
Abe ilace to eaye don't forget -it. i
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hle's "bat tor Reeaitos.'' litre w
It is:
VL'ke some wild Aiming, wild
tbunderinc train of Llesveo 's Ar
tillery, does this mysterious Mao
kind thunder and flame, in long
drawn, quick aaoceedisg gran
deur, through tbe unknown Deep.
Like a God created, fire breathisg
Bpiri: bust, we eioerge fiom tbe
Inane: baite stormfuWv across the
astoLlsbed Eartbt then plnoge
agsin Into tbe Inane. Ltrth'a
mountains are Ievsled, ana ner
seas filled od. in our passagei eu
tbe Ertb, which is but dead and
a ylsio-, reUt spirits which hnrs
realitv and are alirtr Un the oard
esl adamant some footprint of us
is stamped in; tbe last Hear of tbe
hoat will read traces ot ths Earl I
est Vso. But whence? O Ueaven,
whitbei? benae knows not j Faith
knows no; only tbat it is through
MtsUrv to Alystery. from God
to (od."
oold not go into that subject,
but merely say that a lion and a
lamb coold be taught to lie down
together.
lie favored prompt action to stop
Idleness and loafers.
The motion to eppolot a commit
tee of Jo to co-operate with ora-
mitteeof like number cf negroes
was carried unanimously. The
chairman- who will appoint th se
gentlemen was addetto tbe com
mittee.
Capt. Llojd suggested that the
joint committee as soon as practl
caUe issue an address to toe cm-
sens, pointing out what was
expected of the dUsena. This was
approved and with some pertinent
remarks by tbe chairman, the
meeting adjourned.
KENNEDY'S
LAXATIVE
HOHEYriTAR
y Relieves Colds by worklnr them out
of tha system.through a coploua action of
tha bowels. , , .
y RcUeyea Coughs ty cieansrK
.uenKthenlnc V?..SStf
the throat. cnesi, iung
Died
At hi home near here Thursday
nifht. William Ilogeater aged 77.
Hi death was rttbersodien and is
attributed to kidnej trouble, .le
was a true Confe-lerate soldier and
a member of Co. I, 13th regiment,
lie leates a wife and one ebild,
Mr. Thomas Sutou.
rlMali(
Mr. Rockefeller ssys limit op
portunity snd yon stop national
growth. Quite richt, Uockletold
boy sod that's why tl dislike the
btandara uu.
result form chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr.
Kinz's New LUe Pills. They re-
v rrn whooruzConrh,lsCrrppa, I move all Doisonous iferms from
inflnenxa. Broncnitis, and all mXhtrm Rod infuse new life
'u SrrSZ& and ,igor; cure sour, stom.ch
SnS and TarT Children Xika It. J nausia, bcade, dixzine and
IT i-,ciOomi$i.oobowattsL.a- colic, without griping or discom.
, - gold by E. B. L. Cook. & Zoeller, droggUts.
HP
VERUIFUGE
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an. et a.- xronri
ae4etlewn:-
Many a man of ho man im
polsea, who would not wlUlorl)
barm a kitten, is guilty of rrueif)
were tU oo stomach Uroorvrn
ed. Overdriven, overworked, w be
what It needs Is aotstthleg ttal
will digest tbe fod eaten and belt
the stomach to rem p rate. Feme
tbiog like Kodol fyprpaia thai
is sold by U.E. L.Cock.
ae ta rava.
The Callsrd 4 Pal lard Co., man
n factum of the celebrated Obellah
floor, place la every package of
floor tickets froca the small sack to
tbe barrel. Tbewe tick eta ma all the
way from 10 rents for tbe smallest
sack toll for the barreil.
Here ts what yon can get with
tbeae tickets
3 In tickets, hair clipper.
f 4 in tickets, carrier; sal,
17 tn tkkeU, act silver-plslrd
spoons.
laUrketa, set silver plaled
forks.
19 la tickets, art silver pUbrd
knives,
tlO la ticket. 10 piece toilet set.
r.0 in tickets, W piece dieses
Set.
150 In tickets. Obelisk sew I or
machine.
Tbrwe p retain ma are all firsidawa.
Tbe sew log rnarblae la aa gwd aw
tbetst.
All grocers handle Ibis Coor.
Ask your groorr for OUliak."
A sSavsry (.In
or boy, tn m of wnnaa, is qaWl'y
out of pals If UatkJvs s .tra
Pal re te applei proplr. G J
Welch, of fekooha, llicrx,aa)t
"I ns tl ia mf faaaily for sore,
rata aod all akin icjane. aad fiad
U pei feci. Qukkeat file care
known. Bat bealisg salve mad.
Sa at UXoo ft Zoest's dreg
tort.
If they l w
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hare tbe !-
cwrrvrtl. If)ear
head .acbre jta tty , at a
rale. aUrtbnte Ihe tw la 4fvV .
Ive vfcaiow. ittu rpAit,
w th treat mral la soe , jw
will find to ba tbe cure.
aa foilows: llarb day tn
etewc ralardav. frtwai
lo at rowi-w, lit 13 aal Z.2.
si OwVe, Sept. r, al TarWtfw,
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